Rubber Bandits

While offering up local or online multiplayer wackiness, the loose controls and physics work better with low expectations

If you are on Xbox Game Pass, then by all means you should definitely go for Rubber Bandit. However, on the PlayStation side of things, its player base seems to be dwindling due to its current price tag. A price reduction could really liven things up for this family-friendly brawler. A fun campaign addition and new map updates could greatly help in sustaining its current player base. Nevertheless, it still remains to be fun at its core.

Rubber Bandits is one of the best competitive multiplayer games out there. Whether you want to challenge your friends locally or steal loot online, you're bound to have a blast with its wide range of silly scenarios and wacky weapons.

‎Rubber Bandits is a title that despite its obvious sources of inspiration, manages to sustain itself without problems, as long as we ignore the problems that lurk online games. The variety of scenarios, the simplicity of its gameplay and the three game modes currently available, is all that this title needed to make me spend a very entertaining few hours, something that surely could have been totally memorable, if they had been enjoyed with friends and without connection problems.‎

Rubber Bandits is a wacky multiplayer beat 'em up from Flashbulb that lets you team up or compete against others for the perfect heist. It's not the most intellectual game out there, nor is it the most original, but if you're ready to turn your brain off and indulge in a good laugh, then you're in good company.